But Jones said the government should appeal the result. The Court of Disputed Returns could give the seat to Jones or order a new election in his electoral district. Jones lost his seat to center-left opposition Labor Party candidate Cathy OToole by 37 votes after 88,337 votes were counted, then recounted. Turnbull has confirmed that his government is considering appealing the result, but has declined to detail on what grounds. But Jones said the government should appeal the result. The Court of Disputed Returns could give the seat to Jones or order a new election in his electoral district. Jones lost his seat to center-left opposition Labor Party candidate Cathy OToole by 37 votes after 88,337 votes were counted, then recounted. Turnbull has confirmed that his government is considering appealing the result, but has declined to detail on what grounds. But Jones said the government should appeal the result. The Court of Disputed Returns could give the seat to Jones or order a new election in his electoral district. Jones lost his seat to center-left opposition Labor Party candidate Cathy OToole by 37 votes after 88,337 votes were counted, then recounted. Turnbull has confirmed that his government is considering appealing the result, but has declined to detail on what grounds.

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